Head Pressing – Rhodes 2 Safety

Head Pressing – Rhodes 2 Safety

Head Pressing: Have you ever noticed your dog (or cat) sitting or standing with his head pressed against the wall? Perhaps he presses it against the floor or other solid object and stands/sits still in this very odd position? Don’t confuse the normal “head-butting” that they often do to your shins, that’s just dog stuff; we mean the full on standing with their head down, and the top of their skull pressed hard against a surface. This compulsive behaviour over extended periods of time should never be ignored.

If you EVER notice your dog doing this, please take him to your vet immediately to be checked out. This could be a very serious problem, be it neurological, infection, tumour, viral, trauma, toxic poisoning, metabolic problem or many other things.

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I wrote this blog in 2016 but the information in it is still valid (although prices for the test may have changed). There is a phone number in the blog should you require further information or to book an appointment slot for your dog.

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